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Interesting Facts Of Cupuacu Fruit

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Interesting Facts Of Cupuacu Fruit

Cupuacu Fruit Botanically named as “ Theobroma grandiflorum ”.
Cupuacu Fruit  is called as “ Food of the Gods ”

Origin Of Cupuacu Fruit
Family:
Malvaceae (formerly Stericuliaceae)
Native and common throughout the Amazon basin, it is naturally cultivated in the jungles of Colombia, Bolivia and Peru and in the north of Brazil, with the largest production in Pará, Amazonas and Amapá

Other Names Of Cupuacu Fruit
Brazilians call this fruit cupuaçu ( pronounced coo-poo-asoo ), Amazonian superfood, Brazilian Cocoa, Copoasu, Large-Flowered Cocoa, Cupuasu, Cupuacu, cupuazú, cupu assu, Copoasu, Cupuacu, Amazon as “ the pharmacy in a fruit ”.

Appearance Of Cupuacu Fruit
Cupuacu ( pronounced koo­-poo-­ah-­soo ) is a delicious melon-­sized fruit.
Cupuacu fruit is ovular oblong, fluffy and rind is brown in color, 20-25 cm long, and 10-13 cm in diameter, which is about 8 inches long and weighs between 1 to 2 kg.
The Cupuacu pulp surrounded by a cream colored, fibro-succulent, with seeds.
The Cupuacu fruit is very fragrant and smells like banana.

Tastes Of Cupuacu Fruit
Cupuacu smells like a cross between chocolate and pineapple and tastes like pear mixed with banana, sour, very aromatic with a slightly acidic flavor .

Varieties Of Cupuacu Fruit
In Pará, three cultivars of cupuaçu are known: Redondo, with its rounded end, which is the most common; Mamorano, which has a pointed end and produces the biggest fruits; and Mamau, possibly a parthenocarpic mutant.

Nutritional Content Of Cupuacu Fruit
Cupuacu fruit There are plant food polyphenols (theograndins) in it. It is also rich in vitamins B1, B2, B3 (Niacin), fat and amino acids, and at least nine antioxidants (including Vitamins A and C).

100gram of Capuacu pulp contains

Interesting Facts Of Cupuacu Fruit

Interesting Facts Of Cupuacu Fruit

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